Relic

[Joe Landon]

Maple hollow form measuring approximately 5.5 inches by 6 inches by 6 inches. Carved, textured and finished with acyrlics. All comments and critques are welcomed and appreciated.


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[Steve Vaughan]

Wow, I like that! Can you explain how you did your holes and how you did the finish?

[Tim Rinehart]

I like it...but I think it has more of a marine presence to it than a relic. Very cool.

[Jim Burr]

I'm with Tim...looks like something you'd find in a tide pool. A great find to be sure!

[Joe Landon]

Thanks guys. The texture was applied with a rotary carver and the finish is layers of Golden Artist Acrylics. It is funny about the tide pools and marine presence comments. That is what I was experimenting with in preparation and study for the next AAW show in Tampa, "Currents." However, when finished it reminds me of tarnished copper.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Pretty cool texture effect! I like the random pattern! Reminds me of a sponge!!

[Sid Matheny]

Wonderfully strange but well done!


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[Bill Wyko]

Another beauty Joe. Sorry we missed each other at the event. I did see your piece that was auctioned. Nice work there as well.

[Joe Meirhaeghe]

Nice work Joe. Glad to see you using the Golden Acrylic's. I use a lot of them in my work & have been pounding a drum to try to get others to use them instead of dyes. (with out much luck ):confused:

[neil mackay]

Different, but definitley interesting and I think you have achieved what you set out to do. Its got the old relic look to it, excellent.

[Steve Vaughan]

Thanks for the info Joe. I must say, my first reaction to it was one of those puffer fish or sea urchin type of thing, but relic works just fine. Cool looking no matter what you call it!

[Kathy Marshall]

Very cool Joe! I really like this one. The holes add alot of character and I love the color.

[Bernie Weishapl]

That is interesting and unique Joe. Like Steve kinda reminds me of a sponge.